About ‘The White House in Rotterdam’ by Tony Buijse
The White House in Rotterdam.
Architect Willem Molenbroek designed this house at the end of the 19th century. With its eleven floors this was once the first skyscraper of the city of Rotterdam and one of the few buildings that stood still after the bombing of the center in 1940. It was built between 1897 and 1898 in Art Nouveau style.
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Tony Buijse is a Dutch photographer, lives in IJsselstein and is best known for his reports that he makes of sports competitions and events.
His landscape photos and cityscapes have been shown at several exhibitions. Much of his photo work is available as wall decoration on Werkaandemuur. Most of these photos were taken during trips and excursions.
